Episodes
Series | Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
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198B | 01 | Give Me My Wars | 19980615 | " 1: `Give Me My Wars' by Diran Adebayo, read by Eddie Nestor. A man with a secret reflects on the under-achievements of those." | |
LS | 01 | Give Me My Wars | 19980615 | by Diran Adebayo, read by Eddie Nestor. A man with a secret reflects on the under-achievements of those in his neighbourhood. " 1: `Give Me My Wars' by Diran Adebayo, read by Eddie Nestor. A man with a secret reflects on the under-achievements of those in his neighbourhood. by Diran Adebayo, read by Eddie Nestor. A man with a secret reflects on the under-achievements of those in his neighbourhood." " 1: `Give Me My Wars' by Diran Adebayo, read by Eddie Nestor. A man with a secret reflects on the under-achievements of those in his neighbourhood." "by Diran Adebayo, read by Eddie Nestor. A man with a secret reflects on the under-achievements of those in his neighbourhood." | |
LS | 02 | My Children Are Movers | 19980602 | 19980621 | `My Children Are Movers' by Grace Nichols, read by Adjoa Andoh. A mythic Caribbean woman recalls the experiences of her scattered, migrated children. |
LS | 02 | My Children Are Movers | 19980616 | 19980621 | by Grace Nichols, read by Adjoa Andoh. A mythic Caribbean woman recalls the experiences of her scattered children. Five specially commissioned short stories relating to the fiftieth anniversary of the arrival of the SS Windrush from the West Indies. 2: `My Children Are Movers' by Grace Nichols, read by Adjoa Andoh. A mythic Caribbean woman recalls the experiences of h / Five specially commissioned short stories relating to the fiftieth anniversary of the arrival of the SS Windrush from the West Indies. 2: `My Children Are Movers' by Grace Nichols, read by Adjoa Andoh. A mythic Caribbean woman recalls the experiences of her scattered children. |
LS | 03 | Native | 19980617 | 19980622 | written and read by Rikki Beadle-Blair. A West Indian boy's tale about being trapped between two cultures when his mother decides to bring him up British. "written and read by Rikki Beadle-Blair. A West Indian boy's tale about being trapped between two cultures when his mother decides to bring him up British. `Native', written and read by Rikki Beadle-Blair. A West Indian boy's tale about being trapped between two cultures when his mother decides to bring him up British." "`Native', written and read by Rikki Beadle-Blair. A West Indian boy's tale about being trapped between two cultures when his mother decides to bring him up British." |
LS | 04 | Out Of Hand | 19980618 | 19990502 | by Jackie Kay, read by Marianne Jean-Baptiste. How was it that when Rose arrived in England she thought she was coming home? `Out of Hand' by Jackie Kay, read by Marianne Jean-Baptiste. How was it that when Rose arrived in England in 1948 on the SS Windrush, she thought she was coming home? / Five specially commissioned short stories relating to the fiftieth anniversary of the arrival of the SS Windrush from the West Indies. 4: `Out of Hand' by Jackie Kay, read by Marianne Jean-Baptiste. How was it that when Rose arrived in England she thought she was coming home? |
LS | 05 LAST | Muscular Bridges | 19980619 | written and read by Ian Rashid. A mother-and-son story which takes a wry look at romance, colonialism and sexuality. "written and read by Ian Rashid. A mother-and-son story which takes a wry look at romance, colonialism and sexuality." "`Muscular Bridges', written and read by Ian Rashid. A mother-and-son story which takes a wry look at romance, colonialism and sexuality. "`Muscular Bridges', written and read by Ian Rashid. A mother-and-son story which takes a wry look at romance, colonialism and sexuality." |